Hello relatable listeners. Happy Wednesday. I hope that everyone has had a wonderful week.

Today we are going to talk about Buttigieg, Trump, and evangelicals. That is how you say Pete

Buttigieg's last name because one time randomly a couple of weeks ago, maybe a few weeks ago now,

I was watching a CNN town hall with him and he specifically told the audience how to say his

last name and it is Pete Buttigieg. So if you don't already know who he is, he is a Democratic

presidential candidate. We've talked about him on the podcast before. He is from South Bend,

Indiana. He is a 37 year old combat veteran. He was deployed to Afghanistan as recently as 2014.

He remained a lieutenant in the Navy Reserve until 2017. He's a Harvard grad, magma cum laude

graduate there, Rhodes Scholar. He also happens to be openly gay. The only reason that we need to

mention that is because that's an important, identitarian characteristic. If you are someone on

the left, it gives you, of course, what we call an intersectionality point or some kind of

oppression point. It gives you what the left would consider more credibility because you have

some kind of intersection that makes you not just an uber-privileged, rich white male. So according

to PBS, this is what Buttigieg actually stands for. He stands for Universal Healthcare,

Labor Unions, Universal Background Checks for Firearms, Purchases, protecting the environment by

addressing climate change, passing a federal law banning discrimination against LGBT people,

and the deferred action for childhood arrivals program, aka DACA. The reason why we were talking

about him is because he is a self-proclaimed Christian and he has said that he thinks that

Christians are hypocrites for supporting Donald Trump. And so we're kind of going to get into

the back and forth of that and why I think that he is wrong. I see his perspective, but I think he's

wrong. On MSNBC, this is another thing that he stands for. On MSNBC, he said that he does not

believe in restrictions for late term abortions. He said that since he is a man that he doesn't need

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